WASHINGTON INFORMER: Chris Geldart, D.C.’s deputy mayor for public safety and justice, resigned from his post Wednesday after being charged for his part in an altercation outside of a Virginia gym earlier this month. Geldart, who […]
WASHINGTON INFORMER: Hearing veteran successful jazz musicians, along with artists deserving of broader recognition, was part of the beauty of this year’s DC Jazz Festival in its 18th year. Friday evening at Eaton Hotel’s rooftop […]
Washington Informer: Two Washington, D.C.-area high school students have created an interactive app that highlights the history of civil rights in the District. Lily and Eliza Dorton, co-founders of the DC Civil Rights Tour app, […]
WASHINGTON INFORMER: From Sept. 22 to Oct. 9, theater lovers can see a diverse group of performances during DC Theatre Week 2022. Coordinating this three-week event is Theatre Washington, the organizer of collaborative partnerships and programs […]
Washington Informer: Wow. What a difference a year makes! Last summer we were still in the grips of COVID-19, inflation was tame and 30-year mortgage rates were around 3%. As of September 1, 2022 average […]
Washington Informer: Located in Bowie, PJ’s Coffee is a Black-owned, New Orleans-themed coffee shop for those who love coffee, not just a caffeine buzz. PJs has many fans in the surrounding area and enjoys strong […]
Washington Informer: The WeAspire Pitch Program, which focuses on aiding returning citizens in building and growing their businesses in D.C., awarded five winners $10,000 each in its most recent competition. The winners were Princess Brownfield, […]
Washington Informer: Bowser administration officials urge D.C. residents to utilize two programs designed to increase the number of homeowners in the city. The programs highlighted by Mayor Muriel Bowser, Deputy Mayor John Falcicchio, D.C. Council […]
Washington Informer: The Bowser administration announced Thursday that D.C. families who receive Temporary Assistance for Needy Families benefits will receive a one-time, back-to-school payment of about $1,000. The city’s 15,000 families who are listed as […]
Two D.C. graduate students have been awarded the Todd A. Lee Scholarship, which honors the life and legacy of the former executive director and CEO of the D.C. Housing Finance Agency. Ward 5 resident Nina […]
